PHOTO EVIDENCE: Dominion voting machines have “Made in China” labels

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Image: PHOTO EVIDENCE: Dominion voting machines have “Made in China” labels

(Natural News) Patrick Byrne posted a photo on Monday of Dominion Voting Machines sitting in a warehouse in Sacramento.

(Article by Jim Hoft republished from TheGatewayPundit.com)

All of the boxes have “Made in China” labels.

In 2019 NBC News warned that Dominion Computer parts were made in China.

And China has a long history of including spyware in their products.

In 2016 China was accused of loading up to 700 million Android devices with pre-installed spyware.

SHOCK REPORT: China Loaded Up to 700 Million Android Devices With Pre-Installed Spyware (VIDEO)

Read more at: TheGatewayPundit.com and CommunistChina.news.

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